A new aid distribution system backed by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation began operating at militarized sites. UN agencies and many aid organizations criticized the arrangement for bypassing established humanitarian coordination and creating dangerous conditions for people seeking food. Subsequent UN monitoring documented deaths near distribution sites and along convoy routes.
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What concern did humanitarian groups raise about the new aid distribution system?
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UN agencies warned about militarized distribution sites and risks to people seeking food.
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundationโs militarized sites were accepted by UN agencies as a safe replacement for existing aid networks.
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UN agencies criticized the model and raised safety and impartiality concerns.